A network for independent computing video creators: one program guide, shared scheduling, and cross-promotion so viewers find shows and creators find viewers.
Free for early members. No credit card required.
What Computertv Does
The network side of computer television — a home for independent creators making shows about computing, with shared scheduling, cross-promotion, and one program guide.
Every member show in one schedule, browsable by topic, format, and air day.
Profiles of the people behind each show, with their catalogs in one place.
Member shows trade end-of-episode spots so audiences discover sibling programs.
Launch windows spaced across the network so new shows are not buried by each other.
Shared guides on gear, formats, and episode structure for computing content.
Plain summaries of what network viewers watch, shared back with every member.
How Computertv Works
Creators add their show, schedule, and catalog to the network guide.
Cross-promo slots and spaced premieres route viewers between member shows.
Audience reports show what works, and the whole guide benefits from every hit.
About
Computertv — The network for computer creators. Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.
A group of independent shows that stay independently owned but share a program guide, schedules, and promotion — like a broadcast network for computing video.
Creators making regular video about computing — reviews, builds, history, tutorials — who commit to a publishing schedule the guide can rely on.
One guide instead of a dozen bookmarks: everything airing across member shows, organized by day and topic, with premieres flagged.
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